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First season by recently appointed Executive Director Melynda Burdette Wintrol and Artistic Director Kurt Boehm promises 'the best of theater for young audiences.'
DC's native music genre inspires a season of cutting-edge performances by Theater and Performance Studies Program and Black Theatre Ensemble.
In partnership with Kennedy Center and a coalition of DC-area theaters, ENOUGH! will present the plays as the cornerstone of a nationwide reading.
Heartwarming musical for all ages opens July 28 at Dominion High School.
Final season crafted by GALA's late founder Hugo Medrano includes a drama written and directed by Pulitzer Prize winner Nilo Cruz, and much more.
National Symphony Orchestra world premiere to feature Tony winners and nominees.
Immersive theater-party event will feature one-act musical 'The Marvelous Wonderettes '58'
Poetry, live music, and testimonials tell a story of faith communities opening their doors to refugees"often in defiance of federal law.
The Olney Outdoors series features classics from the 1950s, '60s, '70s, '80s, and '90s plus a 'Cinderella' sing-along.
The company's 38th season to feature three plays by emerging female playwrights and one by George Bernard Shaw.
Lineup features celebrated performers César Cadabes and J. Elijah Cho.
The actors, stage managers, bartenders, and servers are now the third company of the theatrical franchise to unionize.
The 12-foot-tall puppet of a Syrian refugee child traveled across Europe in 2021 and will travel across the U.S. this fall"including a stop in DC.
Joseph Coracle awarded Outstanding Achievement in a Featured Role for his performance in 'Pride@Prejudice.'
The organization will relocate to office space at Woolly Mammoth Theatre Company.
Celebrating 20 years in downtown Bethesda, the company will remount several of its most popular shows from the past two decades.
Awa Sal Secka and Shayla S. Simmons to pay tribute to Aretha Franklin, Whitney Houston, Tina Turner, and more.
Hayley Finn's first season as artistic director brings world and regional premieres and a triptych of one-person plays.
Paata Tsikurishvili directs a new adaptation of 'The Tell-Tale Heart,' audience favorite 'Romeo & Juliet' returns, and more.
10th-anniversary season kicks off wth remount of company's first production, 'Alfred Hitchcock's 39 Steps,' followed by 'wild and wacky' musicals and comedies.
Visit the realm of Season 44: a celebration of LGBTQ+ voices and global perspectives confronting today's world.
For 'Angel Number Nine,' company will transform a former retail space into '90s bars and rock clubs.
Come for a picnic, a protest art build, and immersive theater near Accokeek, Maryland.
Filled with the stories of dreamers and doers, the company's final season in its Pearson Square location features new works, regional premieres, and revivals of musical classics.
Lineup includes premiere of Pearl Cleage's 'Something Moving: A Meditation on Maynard,' originally workshopped at Ford's First Look Festival.
